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Do you think land near BART is the right place to prioritize affordable housing?

What should Dublin do when a housing project is stalled by another government agency?

If nearly 100 affordable homes can be built here, who should they be designed to serve—working families, seniors, young adults, local workers, or a mix?

Nearly 100 affordable homes proposed near Dublin/Pleasanton BART remain stalled. Explore what's holding the project back and the future of transit-oriented housing.


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Kiran Mohammad - 3 weeks ago
Hi everyone — Kiran here. I'm a candidate for Mayor of Dublin, but I'm also here because I want this space to become somewhere Dublin residents can actually talk through what's happening in our city.

For anyone who wants to look deeper into the 98-home proposal, I'm adding the primary/reference links below so you can review the information yourself rather than simply relying on my summary:

https://www.dublin.ca.gov/m/newsflash/Home/Detail/5560 ;

https://patch.com/california/dublin/dublin-affordable-housing-project-near-bart-station-remains-stalled-after-years

I'm especially interested in hearing from people who live near the BART station, renters, homeowners, and anyone who's followed this project longer than I have.

Do you think housing near BART is where Dublin should concentrate more of its future housing? Why or why not?

And if you disagree with me—or with another commenter—that's completely welcome. Tell us why. I'd like this to be a place where we can understand the tradeoffs, not just vote yes or no.

Dublin, what do you think?
You don't need to be an expert. Tell me what you see from where you live.

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